Making My Book Social Acknowledgements Before We Begin About This Book

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1 Table of About the Author Making My Book Social Acknowledgements Before We Begin About This Book page xvii xviii xxi xxiv xxviii Part I What s In Your Area Network? 1 1 It s a Small Wireless World Let s Keep It Simple (Stupid!) Applying ICE to Your Wireless Product Development Life-cycle Interference and the Packet-hungry Cutting the Cable Understanding the Audience Making Wireless Technology New The Nineteenth-century Wireless Secret Sourcing New Applications Reinventing the Wheel Selling the Sizzle, not the Sausage A Wireless Utopia 14 2 What is a Personal Area Network? The Origin of the Area Network The Personal Area Network Conception The Wireless Personal Area Network The Wi-Fi Anomaly WPAN Ever-decreasing Circles 21

2 Table of x 3 Disruptive Topologies through Technology Convergence Disruptive Topologies Understanding Networking Topologies Dissolving the Boundaries Technology Convergence White Space Radio G, LTE, and LTE Advanced Satellite Broadband 31 4 Introducing the Lawnmower Man Effect Overview The Social Media Phenomenon Cross Platform Promotion Intelligent Personal Area Networking The Extended Personal Area Network The Home Area Network The Body Area Network The Vehicle Area Network Wireless Convergence A One-Size-Fits-All Technology Media Convergence Social TV 42 Part II The Wireless Sensor Network 45 5 Introducing Low Power and Wireless Sensor Technologies Energy Efficient Labeling The European Union Energy Label The International Energy Star Logo Energy Efficient Techniques in Wireless Technology Deriving Energy from Alternative Resources What Is Renewable Energy? No Batteries Required Optimizing Data Transmission What Do Low Power and Sensor Technology Provide? What Should We Expect from Part II? 58 6 Enabling the Internet of Things Shaping an IP-enabled World What Are Smart Objects? Smart Agents The IoT Architecture 63

3 Table of xi 7 Bluetooth low energy: The Smart Choice Overview The History of Bluetooth low energy Opening up a New Market for Bluetooth Technology The Bluetooth low energy Timeline The Bluetooth Special Interest Group The Bluetooth low energy Market The Bluetooth low energy Application Portfolio BLE-specific Profiles Bluetooth low energy and its Competitors The New 3-in-1 Specification Networking Topology Piconets The Bluetooth low energy Architecture The Physical Layer The Link Layer The Host Controller Interface L2CAP The Attribute Protocol The Security Manager Protocol The Generic Attribute Profile Generic Access Profile 97 8 Control Your World with ZigBee Overview The ZigBee Alliance ZigBee s Timeline ZigBee s Market ZigBee s Application Standards Portfolio Home Automation Building Automation Smart Energy Remote Control Input Device D Sync Telecom Services Health Care Retail Services ZigBee and its Competitors Overlapping Technologies Networking Topology ZigBee Devices The Application Layer 111

4 Table of xii 8.7 Application Framework Application Profiles Endpoints Device Descriptors ZigBee Device Objects Device Profile Device Objects Application Support Sub-layer APS Service Primitives APS Frame Formats The Network Layer NWK Service Primitives NWK Frame Formats ZigBee Security MAC and PHY Layers Coexistence ZigBee RF4CE Networking Topology The ZigBee RF4CE Application Layer The ZigBee RF4CE Network Layer Green, Smart, and Wireless: EnOcean Overview Venture-funding The EnOcean Alliance EnOcean s Timeline EnOcean s Market EnOcean s Application Portfolio EnOcean and its Competitors Networking Topology The Dolphin Platform The EnOcean Radio Protocol The EnOcean Serial Protocol The Dolphin Architecture The DolphinAPI The EnOcean System Software Layer Smart Acknowledge The Hardware Abstraction Layer The EnOcean Equipment Profiles The Power of Less: ANT Overview The ANT+ Alliance ANT s Timeline 177

5 Table of xiii 10.2 ANT s Market ANT s Application Portfolio ANT+ Device Profiles ANT Wireless and its Competitors Networking Topology Channel-based Communication The ANT Architecture The ANT Node ANT Channels Device Pairing The ANT Interface 201 Part III The Classic Personal Area Network Introducing the Classic Personal Area Networking Technologies It s Never as Simple as Just Cutting the Cable! What Do Classic PAN Technologies Provide? What Should We Expect from Part III? Just Touch with NFC Overview The NFC Forum Comparing NFC and RFID NFC s Timeline NFC s Market NFC s Application Portfolio NFC and its Competitors Complementary rather than Competitive Networking Topology The NFC Architecture Peer-to-Peer Mode Card Emulation Mode Reader/Writer Mode Simple NDEF Exchange Protocol The SNEP Request Message The SNEP Response Message Versioning SNEP Fragmentation The Logical Link Control Protocol The LLCP Architecture The LLC PDU Format NFC Data Exchange Format The Record Format Chunking 238

6 Table of xiv Record Type Definition Record Types Activities, Digital Protocol, and Analog The Generation and Wi-Fi Overview Ethernet The Standards The Wi-Fi Alliance Wi-Fi s Timeline Wi-Fi s Market Wi-Fi Application Portfolio Wi-Fi and its Competitors Networking Topologies Service Set Identifier Wireless Stations Basic Service Set Distribution Systems Mesh BSSs The Software Architecture MAC Data Service PHY Services The 2.4 GHz DSSS System The OFDM PHY System The HT PHY Layer Management Wi-Fi Protected Access Security Features with WPA Wi-Fi Protected Setup Set-up Options The Registrar Wi-Fi Multimedia Empowering Wi-Fi Networks with QoS WMM-Power Save Wi-Fi Direct Wi-Fi is More Than Internet Connectivity Wi-Fi Direct in an Enterprise Context Certification Bluetooth Classic and High speed: More Than Cable Replacement Overview The Bluetooth Special Interest Group Bluetooth s Timeline Shaping the Personal Area Network 283

7 Table of xv 14.2 Bluetooth s Market Bluetooth s Application Portfolio Bluetooth Profiles Bluetooth wireless technology and its Competitors Networking Topology Piconets and Scatternets The Bluetooth Architecture The Physical Layer The Link Controller The Link Manager The AMP Architecture The Host Controller Interface L2CAP Service Discovery Protocol Generic Access Profile One Standard, All Devices: WHDI Overview The WHDI Consortium WHDI s Timeline WHDI s Market WHDI s Application Portfolio WHDI and its Competitors Networking Topology The WHDI Network Network Management Comparing WHDI with HDMI Systems Comparing WHDI with WLAN Systems WHDI s Video-Modem The WHDI Architecture The Audio/Video Control Layer The WHDI MAC Layer The WHDI PHY Layer Audio and Video Audio Requirements Snapshot Video Requirements Snapshot Security The Content Protection Scheme The Wireless Security Scheme 345 Part IV Forthcoming Technologies and Conclusions Future and Emerging Technologies ac 349

8 Table of xvi Super Wi-Fi or 5G? The Obvious Market Potential White Space Radio Market Opportunity Certified Wireless USB Choosing Ultra-wideband for Wireless USB Certified Wireless USB and ad WiGig WiGig and ad WiGig Beamforming WirelessHD Summary and Conclusions Making Sense of Wireless Technology Smarter Devices Keep It Unplugged What s Next? 359 Glossary 360 References and Bibliography 369 Index 375